U.S. Junior Amateur — Day 6

The final day of the 64th U.S. Junior Amateur ended on the 13th hole as Jordan Spieth of Dallas, Texas, defeated Chelso Barrett, of Keene, N.H., 6-and-5 at Gold Mountain Saturday.

University of Texas-bound Jordan Spieth and his caddie, Scott Hanson, a senior-to-be at Central Kitsap HS, look over his putt Saturday at the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship at Gold Mountain. (Greg Wellbrock | Special to the Kitsap Sun)

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Jordan Spieth showed his steady touch around the greens Saturday at Gold Mountain as the Dallas product earned his second U.S. Junior Amateur Championship. (Greg Wellbrock | Special to the Kitsap Sun)

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Dallas' Jordan Spieth talks to the gallery after winning the 64th U.S. Amateur Championship Saturday at Gold Mountain. (Greg Wellbrock | Special to the Kitsap Sun)

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Keene, N.H.'s Chelso Barrett waves to the gallery after sinking a birdie putt on the 11th hole. Barrett lost to Dallas' Jordan Spieth in the final round of the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship Saturday at Gold Mountain. (Greg Wellbrock | Special to the Kitsap Sun)

Scott Alexander, Gold Mountain's Director of Golf, receives the Resolution of Appreciation award from the USGA for hosting the 64th U.S. Junior Amateur Championship Saturday. (Greg Wellbrock | Special to the Kitsap Sun)

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Chelso Barrett watches his drive on the eighth hole as he dueled with Jordan Spieth in the finals of the 64th U.S. Junior Amateur Championship at Gold Mountain on Saturday. (Greg Wellbrock | Special to the Kitsap Sun)

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In one of the few times he found trouble, Jordan Spieth chips from the bunker on the 12th hole during the championship round at the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship at Gold Mountain Saturday. Spieth beat Chelso Barrett, 6-and-5, to claim his second championship. (Greg Wellbrock | Special to the Kitsap Sun)

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Jordan Speith, left, of Dallas, Texas, and Chelso Barrett, of Keene, N.H., shake hands on the 13th hole after Spieth beat Barrett, 6-and-5, to claim the 64th U.S. Junior Amateur Championship at Golf Mountain Golf Club Saturday. (Greg Wellbrock | Special to the Kitsap Sun)

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Dallas' Jordan Spieth watches his drive on the par-3 12th hole sail left and into a bunker. Speith halved the hole and closed out Chelso Barrett on the 13th to claim his second U.S. Junior Amateur Championship Saturday at Gold Mountain. (Greg Wellbrock | Special to the Kitsap Sun)

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Chelso Barrett and his caddie, Scott Hanson, an incoming senior at Central Kitsap High School, watch his drive on the 10th hole at the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship Saturday at Gold Mountain. Barrett lost this hole and go down 6 to Jordan Spieth of Dallas, Texas. (Greg Wellbrock | Special to the Kitsap Sun)

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Jordan Spieth watches his drive en route to a 6-and-5 victory over Chelso Barrett at the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship Saturday at Gold Mountain. Spieth became only the second golfer in the history of the tournament to repeat as champion. Tiger Woods won three titles. (Greg Wellbrock | Special to the Kitsap Sun)

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Jordan Spieth drives the ball on the 10th hole as his Chelso Barrett's caddie, Scott Hanson, looks on. Steady all day, Spieth won the match over Barrett 6-and-5 to claim his second U.S. Junior Amateur championship Saturday at Gold Mountain. (Greg Wellbrock | Special to the Kitsap Sun)

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Chelso Barrett drives the ball on the 12th hole at the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship Saturday at Gold Mountain. Barrett would battle all day with Jordan Spieth of Dallas, Texas, but came up short and lost, 6-and-5. (Greg Wellbrock | Special to the Kitsap Sun)

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Jordan Spieth hugs his caddie, Mike Geller, after beating Chelso Barrett on the 13th hole, 6-and-5, to become only the second golfer to repeat as a U.S. Junior Amateur champion. Tiger Woods won three consecutive titles. (Greg Wellbrock | Special to the Kitsap Sun)